Family Historian User Group

A search of the new C Drive did find the C:ProgramDataCalico PieFamily Historian folder (though it wasn't visible in the root directory listing in Computer > C Drive). The date on this folder is before I did the WETransfer, so it looks like it was brought over successfully I've done very little cust...

I have always put all my own files in a 'Files J' folder within My Documents and copied these regularily to an external drive On the xp machine, the FH gedcom file was also there When I installed FH v5.0 on this new W7 computer, I accepted the defailt location within My Documents (Family Historian P...

Should have said Ancestral Sources ...

Thank you very much for your guidance - it worked beautifully with no (apparent) problems I note that my working Gedcom file & media folder seems to have ended up in My Documents/Family Historian Projects folder (on my old machine it was in a folder created for all my personal documents) - I guess I...

Thank you again
I'll give it a go

Kind Regards

John C

Many thanks for your help Does FH need to be installed on the new machine before carrting out the WET operation ? If so, will FH 4.0 be ok albeit v 4.1.3 is on the old machine ? And is the WET operation a one and only event, or can you have more bites at the cherry & be selective on what is transfer...

Hi I would appreciate anyones guidance to help me move FH etc files between old/new machines From > xp FH v4.1.3 & Gedcom Census To > Window 7 (64 bit)v 5.0 (new CD) and Ancestral Sources I can load v 4.0 (from cd)on the new machine but can't upgrade to 4.1.3 (it proposes v 5.0) or I could load v 5....

The software that created the .gft file is actually GSP's 'Family Tree'

John C

Hi
I was wondering if anyone had managed to convert a Tree Maker .gft file into a format readable by FH v4 ?

Like previous posts, I have been given a .gft file and am unable to access it. I'm assured that it was created using the GEDCOM export facility of Tree Maker

Thanks in anticipation

John C